8 Fliers Bail Out 7 Lost in Blizzard
AP report from Sluntsville Utah details a search for seven airmen who parachuted from a crippled cargo plane amid waist deep snow and blizzards. Commander Captain Henry Blount of Clearfield was found uninjured Friday night and remained with searchers for four near- ers and three passengers. The search focused on Monte Cristo Summit between Evanston Wyoming and Ogden Utah, in rugged terrain up to 10,500 feet.
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Utah
Henry ©. Blount
Clearfield
Ulab
Air Force
Monte Cristo Summit
Betwen Vanston
Wyo
Ogden,tal
Monte Crsto Peak
Argentine Vice President Gomez Besieged by Rioters
In Buenos Aires, Vice President Alejandr Gomez was besieged by rioters who shouted insults and demanded his resignation. The mob, including 12 city councilmen from President Frondizi's party, tried to enter Gomez's office but were repelled by police as tensions rose over a proposed coalition to counter a military plot.
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Buenos. Aires
UPI
Alejandr Gomez
Arturo Frandial
Gomez
Frondizi
Berlin Stand Test Delayed West Convoy Faces Soviet Block
A second U S convoy to Berlin was halted for about eight hours as Soviet troops blocked and demanded truck inspections. Khrushchev said Moscow has not declared intent to fight over Berlin and a document on Berlin status is being prepared. Continued on Page A-3.
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Soviet Berlin
Berlin
U.S
Tremier Khrushchev
East Germany
West Germany
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Chrushchev
Tass
Suspect Flees Shots at Dope Party Raid
Narcotics detail raided a Carmelitos Housing Project party described as marijuana and sex oriented. Police arrested 2 adults and 10 juveniles while 26 Lawrence D. Davis 18 carried marijuana. he fled after assault on Officer Frank Castilla who fired three shots in the air.
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Jeanne Bond
Wis
Wanda
Ing
Lawrence D. Davis
Frank Castilla
Castillo
Edison
Davis
Nieto
Seabright Ave
iMost
Long Beach
Westminster
Robert R. Faulkner
William R. Decker
J. W. McMahan
Clouds and Snow Delay Balloon Hop Flight
Low clouds and snowfall forced the postponement of a high altitude balloon launch from the Strato Bowl. Ground work is complete and personnel stand by as teams await a new window to reach the stratosphere and approach planet Mars.
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D. Wr
Strato Bowl
Jook! i
Mers
Riot Over Incomplete Pass Ends Arcadia High Football Night
About 1,000 fans rioted at Arcadia High Stadium after a disputed incomplete pass call in the final seconds. Officials fled with police escort while firemen dispersed the crowd using hoses. Arcadia and El Monte high schools were involved, with minor injuries and multiple police agencies responding.
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Arcadia Stadium
Arcadia
CNS
Arcadia High School
Arcata High
Reg Rhodes
Dick Hall
el Monte High School
William Zoggs
Monrovia
Sierra Madre
San Marino
Temple City
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Tyrone Power Dies on Spain Set of Solomon and Sheba
American star Tyrone Power, 44, collapsed on the Solomon and Sheba film set in Madrid after completing a dagger duel scene. He died of angina pectoris while en route to Ruhter Hospital. His father also died similarly on a film set in 1931.
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Spain
London
Deborah Minardos
Madrid
UPI
Tim Rodes
Solomon
Power
Ruher Hospital
Admiral Southerland Dies in Okinawa Helicopter Crash
Rear Adm. Leonard B. Southerland commander of aircraft carriers in the Fifth Fleet died today in a helicopter crash on Okinawa. Cmdr. Jane Coulthard also perished. Navy reports the HUP2 helicopter from the carrier Lexington crashed near the Machinata depot. cause unavailable. Surviving spouses named for all victims.
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Washington
Leonard B. Southerland
Tth
Okinawa
Navy
Jane Coulthard
Earline
Lexington
Machinata
el Ag Mh
Five Point Plan Aimed at Ending Nuclear Tests
Russia and Tass report a Geneva draft pledging no nuclear weapon tests after signing, with a three-power framework and a network of control posts. It seeks broad adoption by others, no time limit, and establishes central machinery to monitor compliance.
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London
Russia
Tass
Geneva
Purge Report Hits Shantung and Liaoning Officials
The New York Times says the Chinese Communist government purged top officials in Shantung northern province for ineffectiveness in Peiping's expansion drive. It notes dismissals of governor and local leaders and suggests a similar purge in Liaoning Province.
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New York
New
York Times
Sane
Mary
Hong Kong
Peiping
Liaoning Province
Manchuria
Times
Variable Cloudiness Forecast Through Sunday
The forecast calls for variable cloudiness through Sunday with scattered showers near the mountains tonight. Cooler tonight and slightly warmer conditions expected Sunday, bringing a mild finish to the weekend.
Texas Town in Tizzy Over Radioactive Spill
Tyler Texas buzzed as cobalt spill fears rose after a 2 year old, Johnny Pierce, touched radioactive material and may have spread contamination. Health officials and AEC inspected shops, scrubbed hands, and traced Pierce's steps while his father Aquilla Pierce serves as Smith County tax assessor.
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Tyler
Tex
Johnny Pierce
East Texas
Young Pierce
Canada
Jesse Goldfelder
Tyler-Smith County
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Albuquerque
Goldfelder
Pierot
State Health Department
Pierce
Goldfeder
Smith County
Aquilla Pierce
Navy
Two Fishermen Swim Eight Miles to Shore in Rescue
Gale force winds swamped four boats off the Southland. Coast Guard crews searched for missing Unree fishermen while nine crewmen were saved including two who swam eight miles to shore through rough seas. Among the missing are Joe Barlow Clit Barlow and Bill Smith. Russell Farnell was rescued by a tug. Paul Anderson and Robert Parks survived after using nets as lifelines.
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Southland
Coast Guard
San Pedro
Dorothy
Joe Barlow
Clit Barlow
Lof Fullerton
Bill Smith
Farnell
Anderson
Parks
Navy
Seaside
Karl M. Olsen
Orange County College Site OK Site Cut
The State Board of Public Works approved purchasing a 160 acre site in Fullerton for a new Orange County college, reducing from 238 acres amid citrus groves. Senator John A. Murdy attended, stating construction could begin next year and the college may open in temporary quarters pending full establishment.
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State Board of Public Works
State College
Cypressland Pioneer Sts
Orange County
John A. Murdy IR
Sacramento
Murdy
Public Works Board
Estiny Ye
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